Added OkLog-iOS to README

README.md

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 # OkLog 
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 Network logging interceptor for OkHttp. 
 Logs an URL link with encoded network call data for every OkHttp call.
 
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 ## Motivation
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 Debugging Android responses should be easier. Even with Retrofit logging enabled, copying multi-line responses from logcat is cumbersome and annoying.
 
 OkLog writes a clickable link to the (Android) log with the OkHttp's response info as params. Clicking on the link in logcat opens your browser with the [detailed response info](#additional-log-data-options).
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 ## How does it work?
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 OkLog intercepts responses from OkHttp, it then gzips and Base64 encodes the network response & the detailed response info and generates an url link with the encoded data as params. It then logs the url using:
 - [Timber](https://github.com/JakeWharton/timber) OR
 - Android's built-in logger (if your project does not include Timber) OR
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 ## Usage
 
 ### OkLog for OkHttp (use for Retrofit 1.x)
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 Add using Gradle:
 ```groovy
 compile 'com.github.simonpercic:oklog:2.3.0'
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 ```
 
 ### Builder options
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 - `setBaseUrl(String url)`
     Set the base url to prefix the logs with. Useful if you're self-hosting [ResponseEcho](https://github.com/simonpercic/ResponseEcho). 
     Defaults to a hosted Heroku instance at: 'http://oklog.responseecho.com'
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     Since Timber is an optional dependency, OkLog will use it only if it's included it in your app's dependencies. If not, it will fallback to using Android's built-in Log methods.
 
 #### Additional log data options
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  method                           | description                   | included by default
 ----------------------------------|-------------------------------|------------------------------
 withRequestBody(boolean)          |Include request body           |✓ true
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 ## ProGuard
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 ProGuard configuration is already bundled with OkLog/3, so you can safely use it with ProGuard.
 
 
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 In either of these methods, NO response data is included in the analytics tracking.
 
 
+## iOS
+If you'd want to use OkLog in an iOS project, check out [OkLog-iOS](https://github.com/diegotl/OkLog-iOS), implemented by [Diego Trevisan](https://github.com/diegotl).  
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 ## Change Log
 See [CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md)
 
 
 ## License
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 Open source, distributed under the MIT License. See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.